Hurricane Delia (1950)

Hurricane Delia was the 4th named storm of the 1950 Hurricane Season.

History
A tropical wave emerged from the coast of Africa, and two days later the National Weather Service begins to closely track the wave under the label Invest 1950-5E. 5E developed into Tropical Storm Delia in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. From the beginning, Delia was not expected to make landfall as a tropical system, as conditions were unfavorable for it's development. Delia intensified into a borderline Cetegory 1 hurricane as it approached the United States. Hurricane Delia began to turn farther north, and weakened to a weak low pressure system as it moved over Maine.